Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07

EH
 eaJthquaks occurred yesterday about .
 5:4O and continued tO shake foe 4O sec
 ouds This Is the first occurrence ot 1
 this kind experienced m this territory !
 for twenty years. The windows were .
 broken, buildings cracked and injured, 1
 but no persons hurt. Ten miles from |
 the city lake covering an acre ot l
 ground was completely dried up m l
 twenty minutes. The entertainments |
 alOaX the New Mexican X Arizona ran-
 road, were moved from their former po- |
 sitiOns ia many instances gs much hs l
 twelve inches.
 FoEr HUACHUcA. A. T, May 5-Ir-
 vestigatIOns disclose the fact that the l
 report of volcano iD the Whetstoue |
 range IS not true; the woods are on ire 1
 on the north range, PuTsBURG. Pa, May 5-A tsrr!6c | thunder storm accompanied 5g ac ayy l
 hail and wind equal 70 p hurc!oa1a 1Es;- ! ed over the Allegheny I1oCnteIos Iu ! eastern Somerset and western E-liost l counties, between : and $ o'clock lsst | evening The storm moved nOTthEe7t- l eriy and was about a quarter Ot mic 1 wide. For two miles large trees were | tWisted OfT like straws and TyiLlng in ! it's path vas hsttcEed to She earth | l Hail fell large as eggs End vegetation Of all kinds suffered severely. Hue dam | age to fruit trees and tim OCT will amount |
 to thousands Cf dollars. SAN FRANCIsCo, May j-JOhE D. SDreckles has cHblsd the delegates oi 1 Australian colonies now sitting ID Lon ! aap. at the colonial conference. Ctferl1g 1 ! t1 transport them tree from London t1 their homes, He will personally bear ! | their railroad expenses n thIs count li and seUG them tO Australia oc his own steamers. TLis action IS taken uy A-. 1 -Drcrh!Cs owing tO the inability Cl tne 1 railroads tJ extend any cJuTte7lss G. l travellers because Cf the interstate law. 1 The delegates have been offered free ! trausportati1r over the Canadian Paci- | t;C Eue, bu. Mir. SurocEies hops 1ls ! more generous cff-r will b5 accepted l and That iJ will be the means oi EGia- | taiaicg and strengthening tLe present l desirable comGercial relations with ] | Australia.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May J-A. \. ToWne, general manager C' the So0ihera Paci- | | DC announces tE-s the -t-Ea of The ! brakemen on lLs EIa i.. d.yi-.s1 of the l Southern Pacific has t--L satisfactorily 1 adjusted.
 LOUISVILLE. Ny, May J-Iie demo ! cratic state convention hss L-ulua,,d ! | Gen. Simon B. Buckner for ,veTor | by uc-lamatan. CHARLESTON, W. Va. May 5-ChG-les ! | James Faulkner, of MaraEsburg, va. | elected [. $. senator ou the first ballot |! | to-day. He received fifty votes. MARQUETTE May 5.-A terrific U.L5 ! | swept over the upper Fe1.lsula oc ! Monday, completely prOst---,4 4 .L- 'c-e- ! graph and telephone wlE-s H-4 ccir. | | great damege.sr!I sr!Ishphenuirg, HO1gh;cu. 1 Negauuec, EscaDabG and Ell through ! | from Fort Howard to Iron river, and 1 | from Norway tO Siulte communication I | was entirely destroyed, many buildings | we5e unTooted. chimneys demolished
 and railroad travel badly interrupted by |
 fallen trees. VICTORIA, Msy 5.-The latest news 1 ! from NlDaIna states that there is little | hopes Of gescuInE thlEe within the | ] mlne, but exertIcss for r5scuiEg the eD- | tOmbed meD continues unabete4. O. I the 130. whose fate Is still unknown, | GUCu. co are CEI1aneu. The loss c. 1 sle mine is estimated at S3JO coo
 SAN FR4SCIsCo, May 5-Ccstorls o1i- | cer Westcolt hos been taken down with | .he small poz. This officer wGs one Of | these who boarded toe steamer City ct | l Sydney which recently arrived here from | China, and searched the passengers. kuuOJs have been m circulation for l I several days that JIG. Flood had deter mined tO retire Co 2 quiet lie. NIT Flood, however, yesterday set at res; al doubts ss tO his future intentions uy ! ~tRtioC: "I have no present II.eutl'l | oI retiring from business. l expect 60 .emaiu iu busIusss tIiI die"
 SAN FEAxcIscc, May J-Nor-is R l Locke, president of the Marie % s Pheuix railroad is here Cu visI', il | conversation Mr. Locke said that not l withstandlEs the annoyance suffered by I the company on account ot tEe i1terfer-
 euce by the government in JacUsry last l and the consequent tuslpOTarY peusI U l uf construction, the lgc will De cJl | pleted by June lst. M.naEer i0wIe. ot the Southern Pacific h1s ordered sb, construction of a GepO. at IheuX JI-c tion, J. X. Fillmore auG a uuuStr o' other SCuthofn Pacific Ciice-s g ... Lr,- ceed thIs week to PLeuix for the Pur- pose of arranging the terminal llca,iOn | 90 that busiu, ss may be commenced Uu he lIarIcOpa & PhenIX lIlc without le- | lay.
 1 BosroN. Muy 1.-The annual report at ! the AtcLison, Topeka S Santa Fe, El,h | | will be re dy for stock holders Thurs | | day, is uUusually interesting, thC dOcu ! ment containing mach vllIaJls Inl0-- | ! nation iu relation Co the proposed eX- l l tension the AtchisOl has leiG ont f1r I | itselt, extensive new fields ot cgustru-- ! ton towards the west and southwest Ia. sf,.s H-eF z | sas extension tO be cuilt across tls 1 prairies ot western KaasGs and western 1 | Colorado. from three to four hnr1red | nl,ies o Colorado Springs, this line ras- l sllels for some distance the Kansas dI- vision of the Union Pacific running be- ! tween that road and the man line Uf tht l Atchis1u at Pueblo. Bas the biggest | surprise Og all Is shat from kivua, one of | the terminals Of t1s Southern k.rsss | ID the Indian territory frontier of the Kansas line, IS proposed across tLe Iu- dian Territory, northwestern Texas. over the L!an0 EstncGdo. and the sou,h- western part of New Mexlco almost on ! l Q line with the Fl Psso pros pective line which IS at least almost 6OO miles long. | wI!, effect a saving of more thsu that | diet lnce m passing from Missouri rlvel !
 points to the Mexican frontier. and the building ot lt Will be placing Fl PH-O co least 600 miles nearer the Missouri ! river and off set the advantages of dis | tsnces claimed oy the Atchison's for miiable rival
 PTTsBURG, May 4-Tbe coke workers strike Tor twelve ard One-hals Der cent advance ID wages. was inBugurated tbi- morning. Over l3O00 men are idle. and
 not one of the l2.O00 ovens ID the Con neilsvllle region are in operation. The ] 1 struggle promises t0 be a long a1d bit
 ter one, Everything at present j. quiet.
 CHARLESTON. W. Va. May 4--Seven
 ballots were taken for |. S, senator iu
 l9ns assembly to-day. The fret stood
 Camden i3, Flyck 30. scattering |
 There were Insignificant changes in ;he
 other ballots. Senator Camden then
 withdrew.
 ST. LOUIS, May 4.-The case Of David
 S. FrOtlIuu ham tha Adarua Ev-,rall ]